The Procter Gamble Company

The Gillette Company

Timothy Collin Wheatley

Norman D Poisson

Steven Michael Schennum

Steven Michael Bourque

William Thomas O'Connor

David M Groh

Jeremy Aaron Abel

Henry D Ren

Paul M Gurrisi

M Scott Curry

Steve Schennum

Maurice Paul Matte

Thomas Carsello

Ng Man Kin Ricky

Andrew James Ford

Michael Thomas DeMellia

Paul Gurrisi

Ng Man Ricky

A pressure compensation member suitable to be placed in a fluid dispensing channel, a valve unit comprising this pressure drop compensation member and a container comprising this pressure compensation member or this valve unit are disclosed. The pressure compensation member is adapted to maintain a substantially constant flow of fluid through the fluid dispensing channel.

Pressure compensation member

Spray dispensers and body spray systems are provided. The spray dispensers are suitable for use with aerosol personal care compositions, e.g., body sprays, and are configured to allow removal and replacement of an aerosol spray canister. In some implementations, the spray dispensers include an actuator lock.

Spray dispensers

Liners for use within aerosol containers are provided. In accordance with one exemplary embodiment, a liner includes a body having a first closed end and an opposing second end; a flange disposed proximate the opposing second end; and a neck intermediately disposed between the body and the flange. The neck comprises a shoulder for interaction with a valve cup upon assembly of the liner with an aerosol container and a valve cup.

Liners for aerosol packages and articles comprising same

The invention features, in general, a foaming product that includes a container, a valve stem extending upward from the top of the container, a nozzle member, and a waste product containment region located above the top of the container. The valve stem is movable downward to permit discharge of the foaming product from the container through the stem. The nozzle member includes a flow passage for directing the foaming product from the top of the valve stem to a discharge outlet and a movable portion that is movable between a discharge position and an inactive position. When the movable portion is in the discharge position, the valve stem is actuated to permit discharge of product into the flow passage and out of the discharge outlet, and the flow passage does not communicate with the containment region. When the movable portion is in the inactive position, the valve is not actuated, and the flow passage communicates with the waste product containment region such that undischarged foaming product in the flow channel is directed to the waste product containment region.

Dispenser for a foaming product

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Beverly, MA, United States of America

Timothy Collin Wheatley